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Its good to exercise, but remember to stretch first

20 years ago

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rosemariero
20 years ago
What IS that??!! A frog? I don't recognize the leg...IF that's what it is! How odd!

~Rosemarie
shrubs_n_bulbs
20 years ago
Didn't know they had tree frogs in Illinois!
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klavier
20 years ago
We have tree frogs here, but nothing like that. Is that leg dislocated? Poor thing.
bellarosa
Original Author
20 years ago
Yes, its a frog. His leg is not discolored - its yellow in the inside. I was removing some coleus plants from my windowbox to replace them with mums, when I grabbed this plant and felt something move. I screamed! LOL! It was this little fella. I guess I woke him up. Anyway, after I took some pics, I picked him off the plant (yes, I wearing gloves) and placed him on the ground. He hopped away just fine.
klavier
20 years ago
I said dislocated not discolored; as if pulled out of its socket. Happens often with frogs.
bellarosa
Original Author
20 years ago
Nope, it didn't look like the leg was dislocated. It hopped away just fine.

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